The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
ELTON ECHOES.
A Fresh Batch OF News from Our ReEuIl
Correspondent.

A Fresh Batch Of News from Our Regular
Correspondent.
The usual weekly blizz lrd Is with US
again. Nothing unusual.
Farmers sugar camps have been
places Of activity the past few weeks.
Messrs. PoOrman and Stahl will re-
move to the Whiting farm In about q
week.
The N. K. church at East GreenVllle is
for sale. A new edifice Is to take Its
place.
Las: week "Old Sugar Creek" was on a
greater rampage than any time this
winter.
Cleveland lumber men purchased
LOugIsss & Shanklin'S stock Of sawed
timber last week.
Prof. BalfOur continues to hear bis
vocal class at Sixteen" on Friday even
ing. He Is having good success.
Mr.. Peter Kauth and family, Of Ps1Ts,
have removed to the ]. McFaTran farm.
.QIite an improvement has already taken
place In fences and disposal OF rubbish
Mr.. B. Blacksten disposed Of his we'll
fed stock last week, and we must say
they were as nicely fed lot as one sell
dom sees. The Canton market secured
them.
The West Lebanon Band had session
Of rehearsal last Saturday evening, the
fist for long time. 1t has not quite
recovered from Its disOrganizatiOn las!
autumn.
On Saturday last the good folks Of
Sugar Creek, mostly relatives Of Mrs. K
W, Klingel gave her q good, old fashion
ed surprise. 1t was a merry gathering
and enjoyed by sll.
The present condition Of farmers' crops
Ia very fair. Wheat s0wn on l0sIDy sol
ls still thrifty; that, on heavy soils
water killed and suspended In Wid sir
Grasses Of all kinds are In q favorable
state.
The "Texas SITTER" Mr., &. B. Brady
one Of EltOn's good substantial farmers
desires to dispose Of his valuable home
stead and seek some more c0ngenia
CLINE; something more adapted to hi
health.
The Messrs. Bsughman hAYe disposed
Of timber lot along the Elm Bun Bail
road. Platt & Co. are saving the tim
ber, doing 1t In q regular camp style
having house on wheels with q genu
Inc female cook.
| Mr.. Tom Teep'es has secured the sum
mer term Of choOl at Stsnds's. Quit
q rivalry existed between older appli
cants, but swOOp on prices did 1t, jus
| FIVE cents, II you please. He is highl.
recommended, and the district has don
well In securing him.
Mrs. Joseph Eggenschwuyler, relic
Of Joseph Eggenschuyler, died on Mon
day last. Funeral services were he'll
4 on Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
She was buried at Mt. Eaton. Her hus
baud died but short time ago. MOTTO
of which was given in the DAILY DEMO
Graf. She, like her husband, was quit
aged.
Miss Wilmetts Echard, a prominen
young lady of Dalton, o., has gone t
the Northwestern Ohio Normal SchsO
4 to take term or two In musical cultur
She is highly talented and appreciate
opportunities and will no doubt becOm
a star In her chosen line OF work, as sh
/ 10 WOAAluB upUu noA VWA AZ ANooutOoos AO
many friends wish her eminent success
Rev. Mase, ofthe Tuscarawas charge
breaches a final BerMan on Sabbatl
next, at Stands, one Of the appointment
Of the charge. II Is looked forward +
as an occasion Of regret as bis peopl
are 10th TO see him leave. II the earl
spring he goes to Gleensburg, Pa, re
suming the ministry there. He ha
served his present charge nearly tel
years.
That monster "whst is 1t" roaming
through the forests Of Justus, devOurini
whom 1t might find, has been shown u
and proves to be something In humal
form--a respectable Influential (p citi
zen of the town. Something practics
and sensible Isn't itp Such a creRtur
might add to the completeness of
200" garden, Cincinnati or Phllsdel
phia, for instance.